SophieShrew? Shrew?! Shrew?!
A character in Leverage
Played by Gina Bellman
Leverage · 1,001 quotes
5th most-quoted character in Leverage: in 295 of its 1,001 quotes
Most scenes with: Nate (170), Hardison (92), Parker (89)
SophieShrew? Shrew?! Shrew?!
SophieOooh, Diplomatic ID. Very handy for getting out of parking tickets
Sophie[to Nate] This is a new low, even for you. We both know you're cold, you're distant, you're emotionally unavailable, but you're always punctual.
SophieCorn subsidies. Why did it have to be corn subsidies?
SophieYou're all plans and clockwork. This con is unpredictable. It can break a mark. It can break a grifter. It can break a team.
I'm a citizen now. Honest.
I'm not.
SophieYou're playing my side? [Looks over and sees the others] I always thought you had it in you.
Are you in?
Sophie[Nodding] I wouldn't miss this.
All right, let's go break the law just one more time.
Victor? Now when was the last time you met a Victor?
Vietnam. Town called Banho Zay.
SophieChinese border.
That’s an odd thing for you to know.
SophieThat’s an odd place for you to be.
What is it with woman and shoes?
SophieThere’s something wrong with you.
That’s what I said.
SophieYou pick the jobs.
My job is helping people. I help find bad guys.
SophieThen go find some bad guys. Bad guys have money. Black King, White Knight.
W-we can’t pay you.
SophieWe work on an alternative revenue stream.
I don’t understand. The judge said that we couldn’t appeal. What are you gonna do?
People like that…corporations like that, they have all the money, they have all the power, and they use it to make people like you go away. Right now, you're suffering under an enormous weight. We provide…Leverage.
What is this?
[Hardison walks in carrying three cell phones and three file folders]
This is our new cover story. Welcome to Leverage Consulting and Associates, founded in 1913 by the great Harland Leverage the Third.
[Hardison points to a painting on the wall of an older man that greatly resembles Nate]
SophieI’m sorry. Nate is going to kill you.
Did you paint that?
I’m gifted.
That’s weird.
[Hardison introducing the others to the central room of Leverage Consulting and Associates]
Long version or the short version?
SophieShort.
Short version
Shortest.
Photo and video forensics programs, back doors into every electronic banking system in the world, running heuristic datacrawlers all over the news sites to find our clients. Oh, also—
This is the short version?
SophieSo, we steal the evidence and threaten to expose them.
Blackmail.
Ah, yes, but just enough blackmail to, uh, pay for Perry’s rehab, maybe a couple of million more in damages.
Eliot: It’ll never hold up in court.
Ah, but that’s why Corporal Perry is lucky. He doesn’t have lawyers. He has thieves.
You’re not poaching, are you? Appropriations Bill 718, those are our defense contracts, don’t even bother.
SophieMr. DuFort, surely there’s enough war to go around.
I rather like you.
Hardison, Hardison what’s this, what’s this bill they’re talking about?
You know, I’d like to give you the Schoolhouse Rock but this man has an RFID security card reader on his power supply so I’m a little bit busy.
[Sophie impersonates a lobbyist at a D.C. party]
SophieMy company's focused on meeting Senators, but, um, I'm thinking Congressmen.
You know the great thing about Congressmen? Fifty, a hundred grand well spent will get one elected, but then once they’re in, the incumbency rate is over 95 percent! So you can get an average 18, 20 years’ use out of one of them. In these uncertain times, buying a United States Congressman is one of the best investments a corporation can make.
[listening in on comms] Oh, I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. I'm a professional criminal and I find that disturbing.
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